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Research on Image Classification Model of Probability Fusion Spectrum-Spatial Characteristics Based on Support Vector Machine
Zheng Zhang, Xiaobing Huang, Hui Li
Pages - 103 - 115     |    Revised - 10-05-2014     |    Published - 01-06-2014
Volume - 8   Issue - 3    |    Publication Date - June 2014  Table of Contents
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KEYWORDS
High Spatial Solution, Spectral - Space Characteristics, Multi-Scale Morphological Sequence, SVM.
ABSTRACT
For insufficient information of imaging spectrum with high spatial resolution, detailed imaging information, reduction of mixed pixels, increase of pure pixels and problems of image characteristic extraction and model classification produced from this, we provide a classifier model of a united spectrum-spatial multi-characteristic based on SVM, and use this model to finish the image classification. The model completely uses the multi-characteristic information, and overcomes the over-fitting problems produced by accumulating high-dimensional characteristics. The model includes three classifications of spectrum-spatial characteristics, namely spectral characteristics-spectral characteristic of multi-scale morphology, spectral characteristics-physical characteristics of underlaying surfaces of multi-scale morphology and spectral characteristics-features spatial extension characteristics of multi-scale morphology. Firstly the three classifications of spectrum-spatial characteristics are classified through SVM, then carries out the probability fusion for the classification results based on the pixels to obtain the final image classification results. This article respectively uses WorldView-2 image and ROSIS image to experiment, and the results show that the model has better classification effect compared with VS-SVM algorithm.
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Miss Zheng Zhang
Xi'an University of Science and Technology - China
zz0428@qq.com
Mr. Xiaobing Huang
Xi'an University of Science and Technology - China
Professor Hui Li
Aerial remote sensing department The Third Surveying and Mapping Institute of GuiZh ou Province Guiyang, 550004 - China


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